Where do I sell a collections?
 

I'm looking to lose some plastic. Not all of it. but most of it for sure. I'd like to get some money for it. But I'm not super concerned with getting as much as I can. or market price.

And I don't want to sell piece by piece. That will take too long and most likely leave me with half this collection still in a year from now.

I live in Toronto. Is there a place to sell a bunch of transformers toys?

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

You can try places like buy and sell kings on the danforth. I’m looking to do a similar purge and I’m putting together a Google sheet so people can look at what I have. I’m also pricing to sell though doing it all at once would be amazing.

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

There is a Transformers oriented store just outside of Ottawa.

The Robot Scrapyard. They are always interested in buying collections. Drop them a line as they are mobile and do travel if need be.

https://m.facebook.com/TheRobotScrapyard/

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

PM me a quote on the entire lot

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

you could always try transformerland.com I'd suppose assuming no one buys it out locally.

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

You said the magic works, you don't care about top dollar.

You can call around to the bigger comic shops like Silver Snail but comic shop make the Pawn Stars look very generous. This website is probably your best bet, there is a buy and sell section.

FB market place?

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

Your best bet is to find a local TF group on Facebook and sell them individually there.

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

There are retro toy stores that might be interested in buying, even if they are newer transformers.

Not sure about in Toronto, but in Milton you have:
https://www.facebook.com/toyratt/

And then in Hamilton you could try:
https://bountyhuntertoys.com/
http://www.retrosaurus.ca/

Re: Where do I sell a collections?
 

Interesting, I never check out toyratt. They always seemed more focused on Electronics and video games